You will have noticed a big drop in temperature and some of the white stuff on the ground but winter doesn’t have to be without its fun.
There are plenty of popular activities you can try during the colder months and The Telegraph has shared 12 of Britain’s wildest winter experiences, including one in the Peak District.
Mountain biking in the Peak District has been highlighted by the newspaper – here’s what it said about the activity.
What did The Telegraph say about mountain biking in the Peak District?
The newspaper said: “Come winter, mountain-bikers will want well-drained trails, places with natural shelter and routes that avoid trashing the soil too much.
“The Peak District has plenty of options. But if you’re unsure, join Pure Outdoor on a mountain-biking taster day.
“Groups are small, and as well as learning bike control and skills, you’ll head off-road in the national park, seeking the best trails for the conditions.”
If you’re interested in joining Pure Outdoor, you can expect to pay from £95 per person for a one-day mountain biking taster day.
You can see the full list of winter activities at The Telegraph’s website.
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Whether you’re looking for a new hobby to take up or you’re excited to get back out there doing what you love, the newspaper has highlighted plenty of activities to keep you busy this winter.
A variety of other locations in England and across the rest of the UK were mentioned in the list, including bird watching in Somerset, wild swimming in the Lake District, taking winter wildlife photos in Surrey and more.
What’s your favourite outdoor activity to do in winter? Let us know in the comments.